
CrowdGen
Get paid to shape the future of AI
- 1.0· 3 reviews
- Remote
- Varies by project and location
Listing checked Oct 11, 2026
Before you dive in
What CrowdGen’s own pages say, checked by us. Advertised rates are not verified earnings, and an application link does not mean paid tasks are available.
- ApplicationsCompany-stated
Create a profile on the public site, then apply to projects. CrowdGen describes a review and verification step before you are matched to projects in your field.
Checked CrowdGen overview and FAQCrowdGen: How do I start working at CrowdGen?
- Country eligibilityNot fully confirmed
Each project has its own location requirements, and you must work from the country (and US state) on your profile. You cannot work while traveling outside your country of residence. No complete eligible-country list is published.
- Advertised payCompany-stated
The homepage advertises top rates by domain, from up to $90/hr for healthcare administrators to up to $450/hr for medical clinicians, and says pay depends on location and skills. Rates are stated before you begin. Top rates are not typical earnings.
Checked CrowdGen overview and FAQ
- Getting paidCompany-stated
Payment is monthly: a month's hours are invoiced by the 9th of the next month, processed on the 14th and usually arrive between the 14th and 20th. Options include PayPal, local bank transfer, Airtm, SWIFT, Payoneer and gift cards, depending on country. Third-party fees may be deducted, and small balances can be held until they exceed the fees.
Checked CrowdGen General payments FAQCrowdGen Flexible Payout Options with Dots
- RequirementsCompany-stated
Domain expertise that fits the project. Most projects do not require technical skills. You must keep your profile address accurate and follow CrowdGen's Contributor Standards.
Checked CrowdGen overview and FAQCrowdGen: Where am I allowed to work from?CrowdGen: How do I start working at CrowdGen?
- Assessments and unpaid timeNot fully confirmed
Most projects have a qualification step, and some use a short AI interview (about 5 minutes for language, 15 minutes for domain expertise), usually with one attempt. CrowdGen says joining projects is free, but does not say whether qualification time is paid.
Checked CrowdGen overview and FAQCrowdGen: Why do I need to complete an interview?
- Available workNot fully confirmed
CrowdGen matches contributors to projects by expertise and location. Current paid-task availability and time to a first assignment are not confirmed.
Checked CrowdGen overview and FAQCrowdGen: Where am I allowed to work from?
About CrowdGen
CrowdGen is Appen's contributor platform, where domain experts evaluate, annotate, generate and refine AI training data on a project basis.
What workers say
Mark Lee
Canada · Used it 3–6 months
Doesn’t recommendPaid in tokens, can't cash out until you make $20... RUN AWAY!
Got hired suspiciously fast. And there it was: tasks that paid 0.01 per item reviewed. I assumed I'd get a lot of gigs since this company implies that they have NSFW/harmful prompts that need reviewing... but that wasn't the case. It's been 4 months without a single task. And to boot, they send me an email per month telling me to send in my work hours so I can get paid IN TOKENS. NOT REAL MONEY. This has to be a laundering scam, I swear.
Gabriel Amaral
Brazil · Used it over 2 years
Doesn’t recommendNo projects available and low pay rate.
It was not good when this platform was called Appen, but sometimes you got projects that lasted for 2 or 3 months. Now you apply to 10 projects, carefully read their guidelines and complete all their tests, spending at least 40 minutes in each one just to get no positive or negative response. The truth is that this platform is a mess and pays less than its competitors. Don't waste your time here.
Frank
United States · Used it over a year
Doesn’t recommendTerrible
Used to be that you could find steady projects and work when the company was known as Appen. Since the switch to CrowdGen, there are almost no projects, the qualification process is confusing and you will almost always be rejected, and there is no transparency when it comes to support. They have gone downhill considerably.
















